Murraya exotica 10 seeds

This tropical evergreen tree or large shrub is native to southern China, India and Indonesia. It is neither a citrus nor jasmine, but is closely related to the former and has bright orange to red fruits and white jasmine-like flowers with a very strong scent similar to citrus trees. Only a few flowers in each cluster bloom at once, but they are quickly replaced by others as soon as they fade. The leaves are pinnately connected to any leaflet that is small and creating a delicate look. The bark of young trees is pale and smoothly found in another common name, satin tree, but forms ridges with a maturity. Orange jasmine is best grown in a size of twenty inches or more due to the nature of the leaves, but many styles are appropriate; informal upright, oblique, semi-cascade, cascade, double fuselage, clumping and on.